Appendix A – DGX Configuration Software
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Instruction Manual – Enova DGX 8/16/32/64 Digital Media Switchers
Get Current Timing, Apply, and Save Buttons
Get Current Timing button – Click to retrieve timing currently stored on the selected output. This allows you
to either apply those settings to other outputs that are connected to similar destination devices or to save the
current timing as a backup before making any modifications.
Apply button – Click to see how well settings work. Sends currently displayed settings to the destination.
Selecting Apply does not store or persist settings. If Apply was just selected and you close the program
without saving any changes in the settings, the program asks whether or not to save the applied settings.
Save button – Click to preserve currently displayed settings on the output connector. Sends displayed settings
to an output to store and persist them in the output’s memory. This button also persists the Scaling Override
(Manual) option on the output.
File Menu Options: Open File and Save to File
Open File – Select to load the settings from a file to the program.
Save to File – Select to save the currently displayed settings to a file. The file type available depends on the
selected view.
Tip:
When selecting outputs: select multiple, consecutive outputs by holding down the Shift key and clicking
the first and last output
or
select multiple, nonconsecutive outputs by holding down the Control key and
clicking on each output.
To retrieve (read) EDID timings from a destination device:
1.
From the Scaler Mode tab, select and set Manual (override) as the mode.
2.
Select the Scaler Override tab.
3.
Under EDID Source, select the Enclosure and select the Output number connected to the desired destination from
the drop-down lists. The system is queried for all compatible devices found with the default (or last saved)
communication link setting.
4.
Click Refresh EDID. A short description of the destination device displays to the left of the drop-down list along
with the Manufacturer ID and Product ID (e.g., DELL 2408WFP; DEL; a02a).
The Scaler Override view is populated with the EDID timings from the detected device.
5.
Complete one of the following options (each option includes a step for saving the EDID):
(A)
To set the EDID timings that were read from the device that was detected in the previous step, see the next page.
(B)
To set a standard preset, which applies standard timing, see page 179.
(C)
To set a custom resolution with the option of applying advanced detailed timing parameters, see page 180.
Time Saving Tip:
When a number of outputs are connected to destination devices of the same type, the Get
Current Timing button can be used to retrieve the settings from a single output connector. Save those settings
to a file and then load the settings to the other outputs.
FIG. 105
Destination device’s description, Manufacturer ID, and Product ID
Destination device information
